I have it, because I bought a $60 game that I've never even played yet. Other people have it, because they've been lucky enough to get it as a prize in giveaways. You act like you've been subjected to some sort of "injustice" here. You don't have it because you didn't do what was necessary to obtain it when it was available to the public...and the OWNER of that shader has not decided to make it generally available, and instead chosen to use it as part of an ongoing marketing campaign. Which is their right, becuase it is THEIR property. Now if you want to offer feedback to them, and ask them to change their minds...fine. But to act as if you are being taken advantage of because someone else won't do what you want with THEIR property...is childish.